Tomorrow, Muslims worldwide celebrate the religious festival of Eid-ul-Fitr. The day is observed by first attending mosque for Eid-ul-Fitr prayers, then families get together and share a delicious feast.  Traditionally, Sewine is the sweet which is served, and this is enjoyed from as early as breakfast time in some homes. Lunch is typically a wonderful assortment of eastern dishes. Desserts comprise irresistible Indian sweets. Food, with its universal, appeal knows no boundaries, so today we can all share in the beauty of this religious festival through the preparation and enjoyment of some of these appetising dishes.